Five key trends for professional and continuing education leaders in the next five years — from evolllution.com by Ray Schroeder Excerpts: Higher education is on […]
Print is still popular, and math teachers still want time for direct instruction and group work, according to market-intelligence firm Simba Information.
Learning Thursday is a blog series that features a new L&D article every other week along with discussion points. Read and then share your own ideas […]
From DSC: For anyone out there who thinks that teaching and learning is easy and who agrees with the uninformed saying that goes “Those who […]
LinkedIn 2019 Talent Trends: Soft Skills, Transparency and Trust — from linkedin.com by Josh Bersin Excerpts: This week LinkedIn released its 2019 Global Talent Trends research, a […]
Online curricula helps teachers tackle AI in the classroom — from educationdive.com by Lauren Barack Dive Brief: Schools may already use some form of artificial […]
Congratulations to Robert Lewis, the You Make a Difference Award winner for last month. In this post, we highlight one of our wonderful social studies […]
Cut the curriculum — from willrichardson.com by Will Richardson Excerpt: Here’s an idea: A Minimal Viable Curriculum (MVC). That’s what Christian Talbot over at Basecamp is […]
Training the workforce of the future: Education in America will need to adapt to prepare students for the next generation of jobs – including ‘data […]
A number of school districts are experimenting with "physical computing" as a way to help students understand computer science through hands-on activity.
***If you’d like to attend a free webinar on how to implement your LMS, join me tomorrow!*** Quite a few of us hear the words […]
I’ll pre-empt this post by saying, every school that I visit is special. I am very fortunate to have the job I have. Last week […]
